New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
THE TALK or TIE DAY.

HE IILh OF HE DH1.
Some Pittsburg ccrgymen are greatly concerned
over Sunday newspapers and threaten to organize
boycott. against those papers which refuse to give up
their Sunday editors. This is making use OF the
weapons Of the children Of this world with vengeance
They say that tho Democratic ward politicians of
Baltimore spell Higgins's with a small h.
Perhaps they think 1t Is an improper name.
"A rooster that srums on tho piano Is exciting tho
people OF salem, H." There Is thing to bc said In
, favor of such piano player Tho rooster goes to
bed at slndOwn.-CNorristown Herald.
ave learn from good authority says "Thc Church
Union" Of this city, that poportionate to the progress
mado by tho Protestant Episcopal Church toward
practical visible organic Church union with all evan
eclca believers this branch Of the Christian Church
has Lad moro accesions to its membership during the
past two years than any other evangelical body In the
United 81 and proper ionatey tho Episcopal Church
has made greater progress in all departments OF re-
lgious works, in these past two years, than during
twenty years previous. The Episcopal Church has
offered moro and greater concessions to the different
evangelical divisions OF the Church than any other one
denomination during the past two years.
company has been formed in Buenos Ayrcs for
working the petroleum deposit recently discovered
the city OF Mendoza The Argentine Republic
has hitherto obtained the bulk Of It's petroleum from
the United states.
Recent cable dispatches state that Jenny Lind's
most remarkable vocal accomplishment her
shake and that before her marriage she refused the
hand Of Dean Stanley 1t IS difficult to understand
what Stanley had to complain Of IT, when Jenny gave
him the shake" she gave him the best she had.
Tho fact that Canada exports about forty million
COLLARS worth hf produce 10 the nitcd states every
year the best ossib proof that the American market
- iHuNi 10 ne profitable one Our merchants and
talers ma Il profitable to export to and import from
custom houses along the border, much greater
am nor profitable would not the trade between the
Two countries become II these artificial distractions
were removed !-(Otawa Free Press
why hats the bosom Of letorm ~ asks Mug
wlnp. The question IS respectfully referred to
President Cleveland.
Tho National Butter, Egg and Cheese Association
IS strongly In favor OF having eggs sold by the pound,
Instead ofby the dozen There is no more reason why
eggs should be sold by the dozen than there would be
In selling cattle in that way
According to "The Philadelphia Record" Philadelphia
Is threatened with All epidemic Of political rufianism,
very much like that which RACED in the days Of the
old Volunteer Fire Department, when the "KiIlers,"
the "iycnas." the "Bouncers," and tho "Scrappcrs"
dominated the city.
Harvard senior has "thiry handkerchcfs with
lace on the edges nailed up conspcuOusy in his rOom
each the souvenir OF distinct summer hiration."
Although hir alton IS 50 to speak elective study
at Harvard It Is evident that the young prosecute
1t with vigor
A young Lady insists that It isn't tho pathos OF the
aE dt IN" IheaIr that makes her cry but thc soulful
certain that nothing Will make man with a musical
feel like weeping than a misnanaged fiddle
-(Homervil Journal
The OF the word grand, in small towns and
villages OF this country IS so common that in some
cases It has become ridiculous The word, which f.
good enough word in IT'S place Is bcllttled and the
objects TO which II IS applied cheapened. An Eng
lsh traveller says that the travelling shows Of the
uuIa lta1iv
whore they exhibited; and tho people cling
to It because the macnhcence which It suggests IS a
protest against tho insipdty which generally char
acterires their lives.
At sprltualislc scance held in ST. Louis the other
day, after tho spirit Of Thomas Jefferson had con.
demncd the land theory OF Henry George, the alleged
shade Of Louis Lineg, the Anarchist appeared Il
desire to say hc remarked In natural tone of voice.
that did not Intend to harm any with the bombs
found I'm my cell merely intended cheat the gal
lows ont OF all It's victims. How procured those
bombs is my business. did not get them from tho
women however; that much | will say. | do not
need any sympathy than wanted prayers l
can do my own sympathizlng when have need OF
any. will not describe the sensation Of death 1t
seems as II were asleep for a few days. | am all
right now Proudhon says that am I'm quite a low
sphere much lower than he is. but that make
progress II try. II there is any hell here have
not yet heard Of IT, and do not believe there any such
thing am satisfied as | am
Tho lives OF eight mon and tho sum Of $780, havc
been put into the Union Pacific Railways double bridge
over the Missouri River at this city, which was COM
pletcd this week The expenditure OF llie ara money
work of this magnitude. Care for the safety Of the
which was possible when the original bridge con.
Structcd have been had In tho present enterprise
Omaha World
Boston seems to be chameleon sort OF city, and |
oven those who may be- presumed To know all about |
fts cha
Of them tell us that It Is to-day the very concont ted
essence OF Puranlsm In tone thought and population
Others deny this, and point to 1t of the most
important Irish cities In the world Some again write
thrcnodics about IT, and mourn because its glory has
departed while Others say that Its glory Is yet In tho
future. Of It's look upon It As the metropo-
lis Of religious thought In America. others declare that
II IS the hOtbcd Of irrellgon aud atheism IL might |
be- we'll for the authorized Brahnns of Boston to have
meeting and declare officially Just what the chaaccr-
istcs OF Boston
They are now recalling what Oscar Whdc once
wrote of the heroes OF thu Commune "Thcse ChriSts
that do upon the barrlcadcs-God knows I'm with |
them m some things" Nevertheless Oscar wasn't
mentioned as with tho mob that tried to reach |
Trafalgar Square on Sunday.
At one OF the receptions given TO Mrs Cleveland In |
this city last week. tho wife Of well known citizen OF
Philae phla found herself for moment close beside
tho Presidents wife, and thcre was one OF those awk
ward pansos which sometimes occur even In the most
polite society The Philadephian broke IL oy saying
to the mistress of the White House, ,,,
suppose you left Mr.. CLEVELAND at washington,
Drawing herself up to her tull hoiSh MIS- Cie'eiahu
said with naughty dignity .,..-.
DO You refer TO the President OF tho United states,
madame 7" philadelphia Press.
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